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Tucked away in Sahyadri forests near Bhira, Devkund opens up to a serene emerald pool with a moderate two-hour trek. This waterfall flows year-round, even during dry summer months.
India’s tallest plunge waterfall rises above Cherrapunji, with a striking turquoise pool below. A steep trek through root bridge trails brings you closer, framed by misty cliffs and rainforest.
Located in the Kolli Hills, this waterfall requires descending over a thousand steep steps. At the base, a cool, misty waterfall comes into view.
Deep in Agumbe’s rainforest, reaching this secluded waterfall involves a forest trek with river crossings and a rope bridge. It stays lush due to heavy rainfall.
One of eastern India’s tallest waterfalls, Duduma drops along the Machkund River. The trek passes through remote valleys with rugged landscapes and nearby tribal regions.
Close to Tawang, this scenic waterfall is a short trek from Jang. Set amid alpine terrain, it is known for its natural beauty and local folklore.
This remote waterfall is one of India’s tallest, appearing like a thin white streak from afar. A tough trek through rugged terrain takes you closer to its steep drop.
Set in the Western Ghats, this waterfall requires a challenging trek through grasslands and forests. The trail passes Ballalarayana Durga Fort and needs a forest permit.